Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-11
THE NEW SENATE.
The Men Who VIII Constitute the
urper House Of Congress When
II Next Assemblies.

The election of Rufus Blodgett in
New Jersey and the appointment OF
j. j. Finley in Florida fills all the
chairs in the next United States SEN
ate. Finley's selection is for the pur-
pose of avoiding a vacancy during
the interim between the end OF
Charles w. Jones' term, which ex-
pired March 3, 1887, and the election
by the Legislature of his successor
when il meets in April. AS the two
parties now stand the Republicans
will have in the next Senat; thirty
nine votes and the Democrats thirty
seven. iiddleberger, though classed
as Republican, has exhibited inde-
pendent tendencies and may OCCASION
ally vote with the Democrats, thus
creating tie. The list of the new
Senators is given below:
President pro tenn, John j. ingalls,,
Senator from Kansas.
Alabama-J. L. Morgan, d., term
expires 1889; James u Pugh, D., 1891.
Arkansas-.Iames Ii. Berry, d.,
1889; James X. Jones, ID 1891.
California;. Stanford, r., 1891 ;
George Hearst, d., 1898.
C0lorado-Thos. NJ. Brown, II
1889; Henry M. Teller, II 1891.
Connecticut-Orville II. Platt, r.,
1891 Jos. r. lIawley, r., 1893.
Delawsre-EIi Salisbury, d., 1889 ;
George Gray, d., 1893.
Florida Wilkinson Call, d., 1891 ;
j. j. Finley, d., 1887.
Georgia-A. II. Colquitt, ID, 1889
Jos. Il. Brown, d., 1891.
Illinois-S. M. Cullom, r., 1889
c. u. Farwell, r., 1891.
Indiana--D. w. Voorhees,, D., 1891 +;
David S. Turpie, d., 1898.
Iowa-James II. Wilson, r., 1889
VIM. b. Allison, r., 1891.
Kansas-P. Is. Plumb, r., 1889
]. j. ingalls,, r., 1891.
Kentucky-J. Is. Beck, d., 1889 4;
]. Z. S. Blackburn, D., 1891.
Louisiana-R. L. Gibson, d., 1889
]. b. Eustis, d., 1891.
Maine-W. Z. Frye, r., 1889; Eu-
gene Hale, r., 1898.
Maryland--E. X. Wilson, D., 1891 ;
A.. p. German, d., 1893.
Observation-Disclosures. f. Hoar, II
1889; Henry l.. Dawes, r., 1893
MichiRan-T. w. Palmer, L., 1889 ;
f. b. Stockbridge, r., 1898. ="
Minnesota-Dwight M. Sabin, r.,
1889; G. X. Davis, r., 1898.
Mississippi-Ed. q. Walthall, ID,
1889; Jas. y. George, d., 1893.
Missouri-George q. Vest, d.,
1891 +. M. Cockrell, D., 1893.
Nebraska-C. f. Mauderson, II /,
1889; A. s. Paddock, r., 1893.
Nevada-John p. Jones, r., 1891 ;
WIN. M. Stewart, r., 1898.
New Hampshire-4P. q. Cheney,
r., 1887 Henry w. Blair, II. 1891.
New Jersey--J. r. Mcpherson, d.,
1889; Rufus Blodgett, d., 1893.
New York-Wm. NJ. Evarts, r.,
1891; Frank Hiscock. r., 1888.
North CarolinavM. w. Ransom,
d., 1889; y. B. Vance, d., 1891.
Uhio-Henry d. Payne, d., 1891 /;
John Sherman, r., 1893.
Oregon-Joseph N. Dolph, r., 1889 !;
John II. Mitchell, r., 1891,
Pennsylyania--Jas. ID. Cameron,
r 1891 Matthew's. Quay, r, 1893.
Rhode IslAnd-JonaIhan Chase, r.,
1889; N. w. Aldrich, r., 1898.
South Carolina-M. G. Butler, d.,
1889; Wade Hampton, d., 1891.
Tennessee-I-ham G. Harris, d.,
1889; VIM. B. Bate, d., 1893.
Texas-Richard Coke, d., 1889 /;
John II. Reagan, D., 1893.
Vermont-Justin s. Morrill,, r.,
1891 G. Il. Edmunds, r., 1898.
Yirginia-H. II. Riddlebelger, r.,
1889; John w. Daniel, D., 1893.
West Virginia-John L. Kenna,
d., 1889 tDaniel d. Lucas, d., 1889.
Wisconsin--John G. Spooner, IL
1891 Philetus Sawyer, r., 1893.
tAppointed to succeed the late
Austin #. Pike, Rep. (whose term
would have expired in 1880, and will
serve until the election Of a successor
in June, 1857.
tAppointed 10 serve until 1889, the
Legislature having failed to elect.